Amendments 2,5,8, Privacy, and Due Process

Question 1

A person cannot be tried twice for the same crime

Answer 1

Double Jeopardy

Question 2

Another term for death penalty

Answer 2

Capital Punishment

Question 3

Allows citizens right to remain silent

Answer 3

5th amendment/Miranda Right

Question 4

The government has the power to take private property at fair market value

Answer 4

Eminent Domain

Question 5

Courts look at whether a law/action infringes on a basic right

Answer 5

Substantive Due Process

Question 6

Fair procedures; they do not guarentee the outcome

Answer 6

Procedural Due Process

Question 7

A group who determine if a crime was committed

Answer 7

Grand Jury

Question 8

Fair Procedures

Answer 8

Due Process

Question 9

Difference between gun control and gun rights

Answer 9

Gun Control: Restricting Guns
Gun Rights: Restrictions on guns are an infringement on 2nd amendment

Question 10

Goss v. Lopez ruling

Answer 10

Students suspended 10 days or less must be given
1) an oral/written note of the charges
2) explanation of the charges
3) opprotunity to present thier side

Question 11

Furman v. Georgia

Answer 11

Death penatly determined unconstitutional

Question 12

Roper v. Simmons

Answer 12

Death penalty ruled the unconstitutional for juveniles

Question 13

Griswold v. Connecticut

Answer 13

Ruled we have the right to privacy and established the zones of privacy

Question 14

Rights guaranteed through 2nd amendment

Answer 14

Right to bear arms and Brady Hangun Violence Prevention Act

Question 15

Rights guaranteed through 5th amendment

Answer 15

No self-incrimination, no double jeopardy, eminent domain, due process, grand juries

Question 16

Rights guaranteed through 8th amendment

Answer 16

No excessive bails and fines, no cruel and unusual punishment

Question 17

Three factors of due process

Answer 17

1) The seriousness of harm to the citizen
2) The cost to the government (in both time and money) to carry out th eprocedures
3) The risk of error without the procedures

Question 18

Family Educational RIghts and Privacy Act (FERPA)

Answer 18

1) Gives parents the right to inspect their childrens records
2) Prohibits the release of school records without written permission of parents

Question 19

Designed to provide privacy standards to protect patients’ medical records and other health information provided to health plans, doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers

Answer 19

HIPPA

Question 20

Gives federal officers greater authority to track and intercept communication, both for law enforcement and foreign intelligence gathering purposes
Allows Secretary of Treasury to track large finacial transactions between citizrns
Financial Institutions requires to report certain transactions to the federal government

Answer 20

USA Patriot Act

Question 21

Establishes a policy for the collection, maintenance, use, and dissemination of information about individuals that is maintained in systems of records by federal agencies

Answer 21

Privacy Act